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Negative effect of Zinc compounds on hydration kinetics of ordinary Portland cement

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Heavy metals have significant effect on cement hydration mechanism and kinetics. The recycling of waste materials leads to increase of content of heavy metals in various industrial products and visibly affects properties of the Portland cement. One of the heavy metals that has been known to drastically increase the setting time is Zinc. Zinc forms various hydroxyl species with calcium cations. Pore solution thus has lowered concentration of calcium which suppresses formation of portlandite. Due to insufficient concentration of calcium the formation of CSH gel and further hydration of clinker grains is inhibited The aim of this study is to quantify the negative effects of Zinc at different concentrations at ambient temperature of 20 °C. Isoperibolic calorimetry was used to measure the negative effects of zinc on hydration kinetics of ordinary Portland cement. Zinc was added to the cement in the form of two soluble salts of Zn(NO3)2 hydrate, ZnCl2 and a poorly soluble compound ZnO. The concentration of zinc added was chosen between 0.1 and 1 mass % of clinker. Significant retardation of cement hydration with increasing zinc content was proven.

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Negative effect of Zinc compounds on hydration kinetics of ordinary Portland cement

Author: Matějka, Lukáš; Šiler, Pavel; Novotný, Radoslav; Švec, Jiří; Másilko, Jiří; Šoukal, František
Publisher: IOP Publishing
Year: 2021
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899X/1039/1/012004
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Nega i e e ec o zinc compounds on hyd a ion kine ics o
o dina y Po land cemen
L Ma ejka1, P Sile 1, R No o ny1, J S ec1, J Masilko1 and F Soukal1
1 B no Uni e si y o Technology, Facul y o Chemis y, Ins i u e o Ma e ials
Chemis y, Pu kyno a 464/118, 612 00 B no, Czech Republic
Email: xcma ejkal@ u b .cz
Abs ac . Me als and me al con aining compounds ha e signi ican e ec on cemen hyd a ion
mechanism and kine ics. The ecycling o was e ma e ials leads o inc ease o con en o me als
in a ious indus ial p oduc s and isibly a ec s p ope ies o he Po land cemen . One
o he me als ha has been known o d as ically inc ease he se ing ime is zinc. Zinc o ms
a ious hyd oxyl species wi h calcium ca ions. Po e solu ion hus has lowe ed concen a ion
o calcium which supp esses o ma ion o po landi e. Due o insu icien concen a ion
o calcium he o ma ion o CSH gel and u he hyd a ion o clinke g ains is inhibi ed The aim
o his s udy is o quan i y he nega i e e ec s o zinc a di e en concen a ions a ambien
empe a u e a 20°C. Isope ibolic calo ime y was used o measu e he nega i e e ec s o zinc
on hyd a ion kine ics o o dina y Po land cemen . Zinc was added o he cemen in he o m
o wo soluble sal s Zn(NO3)2 hyd a e, ZnCl2 and a poo ly soluble compound ZnO.
The concen a ion o zinc added was chosen be ween 0.1 and 1 w . % o clinke . Signi ican
e a da ion o cemen hyd a ion wi h inc easing zinc con en was p o en.
1. In oduc ion
Po land cemen is a hyd aulic binde p oduced by bu ning o g ound limes one, clay and o he aw
ma e ials in o a y kiln. C ea ed clinke is g ound up and mixed wi h small amoun s o gypsum.
P oduced clinke consis o many phases. The main clinke phases a e icalcium silica e (abb . C3S–
3CaO·SiO2 o Ca3SiO5, ali e), dicalcium silica e (abb . C2S–2CaO·SiO2 o Ca2SiO4, beli e), icalcium
alumina e (abb . C3A–3CaO·Al2O3 o Ca3Al2O6, celi e) and calcium alumino e i e (abb . C4AF–
4CaO·Al2O3·Fe2O3 o Ca4Al2Fe2O10, b ownmille i e) [1].
Va ious me als can be in oduced in o cemen in all s ages o p oduc ion o applica ion. Limes one
based on he speci ic deposi ends o con ain o he mine als such as sphale i e (ZnS). O dina y Po land
cemen is also widely esea ched as a binde o solidi ica ion and immobiliza ion o oxic was e
con aining me als. Solidi ica ion and immobiliza ion o oxic elemen s encompasses educing
bioa ailabili y, leachabili y, and mobili y o haza dous elemen s [1‒5].
Zinc can be p esen in admix u es, in i s own sepa a e phase in clinke o in solid solu ion wi h main
clinke phases. Solid solu ion wi h C3S seems o be p e e ed o e C2S [6]. Ions o zinc p esen in po e
solu ion hyd olyse in o a ious hyd oxyl species. These compounds coa hyd a ing g ains o cemen
clinke and eac wi h calcium ca ions e ol ed in o he po e solu ion du ing o ma ion o CSH gel.
The esul ing insoluble Ca(Zn(OH)3)2·2 H2O deple es concen a ion o Ca2+ p e en ing he o ma ion
o po landi e and se e ely supp essing sa u a ion o po e solu ion and u he hyd a ion o cemen
g ains. P ecipi a ion o po landi e and CSH gel is inhibi ed un il all zinc has been con e ed in o
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insoluble Ca(Zn(OH)3)2·2H2O. Once his p ocess eaches comple ion hyd a ion con inues once mo e.
Reac ions leading o Ca(Zn(OH)3)2·2 H2O a e shown in equa ions (1) and (2) [7‒10].
ZnO + H2O + 2 OH−→Zn(OH)4
2− (1)
2 Zn(OH)4
2− + Ca2+ + 2 H2O → Ca(Zn(OH)3)2∙ 2 H2O + 2 OH− (2)
The pu pose o his s udy is o show he e ec o zinc compounds ZnCl2, Zn(NO3)∙6 H2O and poo ly
soluble compound ZnO a di e en concen a ions on he hyd a ion induc ion pe iod o o dina y
Po land cemen a lowe ambien empe a u e han mos s udies and compa e esul s wi h s udies using
highe ambien empe a u e. Exposu e o zinc oxide o humidi y a ec s bo h solubili y and pa icle size
dis ibu ion. Mois u e p esen in chemicals can lead o misleading esul s by al e ing he concen a ion
o zinc in he zinc sou ce. These pa ame e s can also a ec eac ion kine ics o zinc oxide in po e
solu ion. Moni o ing o hese e ec s is done using isope ibolic calo ime y. I is appa en ha ambien
empe a u e has signi ican in luence on bo h hyd a ion o cemen and mechanisms behind zinc induced
p olonging o induc ion pe iods.
2. Expe imen al
2.1. Ma e ials and Sample P epa a ions
All samples we e p epa ed using cemen CEM I 42,5 R p oduced by Mok á—Českomo a ský cemen ,
a.s., Heidelbe g Cemen Czech Republic. Chemical composi ion o his cemen is p o ided in echnical
documen a ion and is shown in able 1 [11]. Each cemen sample con ained a speci ic amoun o zinc
equal o weigh % o cemen (1, 0.5 and 0.1%) and 0.4 wa e o cemen a ion. Cemen pas es we e
p epa ed using s anda d ki chen aid mixe acco ding o he no m ČSN EN 196-1.
Table 1. Chemical composi ion o used cemen [11].
Componen
Cemen (w . %)
CaO
63.7
SiO2
19.6
Al2O3
4.8
Fe2O3
3.3
MgO
1.4
SO3
3.1
Cl-
0.040
K2O
0.75
Na2O
0.19
Insoluble
0.7
LOI
3.4
Zinc was in oduced in o cemen pas e in a o m o soluble sal s ZnCl2 and Zn(NO3)2∙6 H2O and
poo ly soluble compound ZnO in concen a ions 0.1; 0.5 and 1 w . % o pu e zinc in cemen .
The humidi y o he oxide was de e mined wi h Ke n MLS 50-D humidi y analyse . Zinc oxide used as
one o zinc sou ces con ained on a e age 0.35 weigh % o mois u e. ZnO was used in s ock and d ied
o m. ZnO was d ied a 80°C o 72 h. Zinc chlo ide and zinc ni a e hexahyd a e we e pu chased om
Lach-Ne , s. .o. wile zinc oxide was pu chased om Lachema, s. .o..
2.2. Isope ibolic Calo ime y
One o he bes me hods o e alua ing hyd a ion o cemen is mul icell isope ibolic calo ime y. This
ype o de ice allows moni o ing o mul iple samples and e e ences allowing easy compa ison
o di e en cemen mix u es. This me hod is widely used o he s udy o he e ec s o di e en
admix u es such as supe plas icize s, ha dening accele a o s and a ious seconda y indus ial p oduc s
on se ing o cemen pas es [12].
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Cemen mix u es we e weigh ed (300 g) in o polys y ene cup wi h he mocouples and co e ed wi h
he mo-insula ing op. Calo ime ic cu es showing cemen hyd a ion and di e ences be ween a ious
samples we e ob ained using isope ibolic calo ime y in a oom wi h ambien empe a u e a 20°C.
3. Resul s and discussion
Mix u es o samples we e p epa ed ou side o he calo ime e hus he i s peak on hyd a ion cu e was
no measu ed in i s en i e y. Ne e heless, he ea ly s ages o cemen hyd a ion a e no signi ican o his
s udy and do no signi ican ly con ibu e o any changes du ing hyd a ion.
Figu e 1. Isope ibolic calo ime y cu es o samples wi h 1% weigh concen a ion o zinc.
F om calo ime ic cu es shown in igu e 1 i is appa en ha cemen hyd a ion o samples doped
wi h zinc compounds was se e ely inhibi ed as peaks a e shi ed o he igh o he e e ence peak. The e
also appea s o be a small wide peak a a ound 25 h on a cu e o sample wi h zinc ni a e. The hea
e olu ion causing his peak was p obably a esul o dissolu ion o he zinc sal o c ys alliza ion on
he su ace o he cemen g ains as explained in wo ks [13, 14].
Maximum empe a u es eached by sample peaks we e also lowe han ha o e e ence. Maximum
empe a u es eached by he samples we e 32.9°C o cemen wi h chlo ide, 29.9°C o ni a e, 34.0°C
o un ea ed zinc oxide and 33.2°C o samples wi h d ied zinc oxide. This is p obably a esul o zinc
compounds slowing hyd a ion o clinke g ains.
A he same concen a ion o zinc, ZnCl2 seems o show lowe inhibi o y abili y han zinc ni a e.
zinc oxide showed he highes inhibi ion o hyd a ion. The di e ence in beha iou o samples doped
wi h zinc oxide is due o lowe solubili y in wa e han zinc chlo ide and zinc ni a e. Smalle inhibi ion
by chlo ide and ni a e is due o he abili y o chlo ide and ni a e ions o accele a e cemen hyd a ion
wi h chlo ide being mo e e ec i e accele a o a his concen a ion [15].
When compa ed wi h simila s udies done by Šile e al. [16, 17] who used 25°C (as opposed o 20°C
in his s udy) as ambien empe a u e, i s no iceable di e ences a e wide hyd a ion peaks wi h highe
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maximum empe a u e when highe ambien empe a u e is used. This co esponds wi h accele a ed
hyd a ion o cemen and o ma ion o hyd a ion p oduc s. Samples con aining chlo ides show
compa able induc ion pe iod wi h samples in his s udy bu had eached signi ican ly highe maximum
empe a u e a a ound 37 and in con as wi h 32.9°C o ou samples. Maximum empe a u es
o samples wi h zinc oxide a e compa able wi h samples in his s udy bu he leng h o induc ion pe iod
was di e en . This could be explained by lowe solubili y o d ied zinc oxide, bu he di e ence does
no seem o be e y signi ican . In s udy published by Kolářo á e al. [18] hese cemen sys ems we e
s udied using iso he mal calo ime y. Induc ion pe iod measu ed by his me hod was a a ound 80 h
which is e y simila o 77.8 h wi h d ied zinc oxide and 73.3 h wi h un ea ed zinc oxide. Summa y
o de e mined induc ion pe iods is shown in able 2.
Figu e 2. Isope ibolic calo ime y cu es o samples wi h 0.5% weigh concen a ion o zinc.
Beha iou o samples wi h concen a ion o zinc equal o 0.5% o weigh o he clinke isibly
changed as is demons a ed in igu e 2. Peaks belonging o he zinc oxide samples shi ed o he le
indica ing sho e induc ion pe iod. Bo h zinc oxide peaks we e hinne han hose o samples wi h
concen a ion o 1%. This indica es as e hyd a ion ela i e o he p e ious samples.
Peaks o chlo ide and ni a e samples we e isibly hinne han hose o p e ious samples.
The maximum empe a u e eached by ni a e sample was highe han maximum empe a u e
o he e e ence. This indica es accele a ed hyd a ion in compa ison o he samples wi h highe
concen a ion o zinc. Signi ican di e ence was obse ed in induc ion pe iods o ni a e and chlo ide
samples. O e all leng hs o induc ion pe iods o all samples a e in able 2. While he induc ion pe iod
o ni a e sample d opped om 48.2 h o 29 h wi h dec ease in concen a ion o zinc, he induc ion
pe iod o chlo ide sample inc eased om 38.9 h o 56 h wi h dec ease in concen a ion o zinc. This
could be esul o chlo ide and ni a e anions accele a ing hyd a ion h ough di e en mechanisms.
While chlo ide anions a e said o a ec hyd a ion by inco po a ion in o CSH gel, dis up ing i , allowing
mo e wa e o be a ailable o hyd a ion eac ions, ni a es a ec o ma ion o e ingi e and he hyd a ion
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o β-C2S. Nex pa ame e o conside is solubili y o a ious ion species in po e solu ion wi h di e ing
concen a ions o chlo ides and ni a es in such complica ed sys ems [19, 20].
Resul s o Šile [16, 17] measu emen s co esponding o 0.5% chlo ide show highe maximum
empe a u e in compa ison wi h 1% chlo ide, while he induc ion pe iod was simila . In con as wi h
measu emen s in his s udy whe e induc ion pe iod inc eased. This could be explained by loss
o inhibi o y e ec wi h dec easing zinc ion concen a ion, loss o accele a ion by chlo ide ions bu wi h
added accele a ion caused by highe ambien empe a u e. Samples doped wi h ni a es measu ed by
Šile show signi ican inc ease in maximum empe a u e wi h dec ease o concen a ion o ni a e. This
co ela es wi h p esen ed esul s. Al hough sample o 0.5% ni a e measu ed a highe empe a u e
showed sho e induc ion pe iod han ou esul s, he dec ease in induc ion pe iod wi h dec easing
concen a ion was no as high as in ou expe imen . [16, 17].
Figu e 3. Isope ibolic calo ime y cu es o samples wi h 0.1% weigh concen a ion o zinc.
Table 2. Summa y o induc ion pe iods measu ed based on isope ibolic cu es.
Induc ion pe iod (hou )
Concen a ion o zinc (w .%)
ZnCl2
Zn(NO3)2
ZnO un ea ed
ZnO d ied
Cemen
0.0
4.9
0.1
27.1
13.7
14.9
22.6
0.5
56.0
29.0
63.5
56.5
1.0
38.9
48.2
73.3
77.8
Di e ences be ween leng hs o induc ion pe iods and maximum empe a u es eached dec ease wi h
dec easing concen a ion o zinc. Peaks o all samples shi ed o he le indica ing sho e induc ion
pe iods as seen in igu e 3. Samples doped wi h zinc oxide eached highe maximum empe a u e han

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he e e ence cemen . Induc ion pe iods o all samples anged be ween 13.7 h and 27.1 h. These a e
signi ican ly longe induc ion pe iods han he induc ion pe iod o e e ence sample. These esul s a e
compa able wi h li e a u e [16, 17].
Induc ion pe iods measu ed by Kolářo á [18] anged be ween 10 and 20 h. Sample doped wi h zinc
chlo ide had signi ican ly longe induc ion pe iod han hose doped wi h zinc ni a e. This phenomenon
co ela es wi h esul s o Kolářo á. Samples doped wi h zinc oxide had he longes induc ion pe iod ou
o he measu emen s. These esul s a e e y simila o ou measu emen wi h un ea ed zinc oxide
samples. Ou samples o cemen wi h d ied zinc oxide show signi ican ly longe induc ion pe iod han
samples wi h un ea ed oxide.
4. Conclusion
The aim o his s udy was o moni o he e ec s o a ious zinc compounds on induc ion pe iod
o cemen hyd a ion a 20°C ambien empe a u e as opposed o 25°C used in o he s udies [16‒18].
Compounds used as zinc sou ce in his s udy we e soluble sal s ZnCl2 a Zn(NO3)∙6 H2O and insoluble
compound ZnO in d ied and no d ied o m.
• The leng h o induc ion pe iod was inc easing wi h inc easing concen a ion o speci ic zinc
sou ce excep o sample wi h 1 weigh % o zinc in a o m o ZnCl2 due o accele a ion e ec
o chlo ide anions a his concen a ion.
• Ambien empe a u e o 20°C was used du ing measu emen s (as opposed o o 25°C as used in
s udies [16‒18]) which esul ed in signi ican ly highe peak empe a u es eached a high
concen a ions o zinc.
• Di e ences in he leng h o induc ion pe iods be ween zinc chlo ide and zinc ni a e samples
a e bigge a 20°C ambien empe a u e as opposed o 25°C used in s udies [16‒18].
• The di e ence be ween induc ion pe iods and maximum empe a u es eached by cemen
samples wi h d ied and un ea ed zinc oxide was ela i ely small. Induc ion pe iod o bo h
samples we e simila wi h consis en di e ence be ween 5 o 7 h. Un ea ed zinc oxide
con ained 0.35 weigh % o wa e . This is insigni ican amoun ha p obably would no
in luence he esul s. The di e ence in hyd a ion induc ion pe iods was p obably caused by
di e en pa icle size dis ibu ion o hea ea ed and un ea ed zinc oxide and di e en le el
o homogeniza ion o sample pas es.
Acknowledgmen
This esea ch has been achie ed wi h he inancial suppo by he p ojec : GA19-16646S
“The elimina ion o he nega i e impac o zinc in Po land cemen by accele a ing conc e e
admix u es”, wi h inancial suppo om he Czech Science Founda ion.
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